Precision cut mild steel with a CO2 or fiber laser.
Laser cutting can be used for a variety of metals, including mild steel. Starting with 150 watts to 400w, mild steel can be cut at varying thicknesses (up to .1875”) with a CO2 laser.
Usually using oxygen as an assist gas, cutting happens when the material is heated to its melting point, resulting in a clean edge and dross-free cut. Lasers create narrow kerf lines and achieve a highly accurate cut, resulting in minimal material waste.
Mild steel, or cold rolled steel, is one of the more commonly laser-cut materials in the industry. Laser cutting is a flexible, stress-free process that produces quality finished parts with little or no post-processing.
Kern Laser machines are used to create:
The OptiFlex is a high-performance, large-format CO2 laser cutting and engraving system. This is the most popular and versatile machine in Kern’s product line.
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The FiberCELL is a compact sheet metal fabricating fiber laser system, capable of cutting a variety of metals.
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The LaserCELL is a high-performance, Class I (enclosed) CO2 laser cutting and engraving system. This model features the perfect blend of safety and performance.
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Kern’s entry-level MICRO laser system can be equipped with the same powerful CO2 lasers as our large format models.
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The OptiDual CO2 laser system features a dual laser and is capable of high-production cutting.
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